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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
GOVERNMENT TESTS.
Ths Royal Baking Powder Declared
Superior to all others.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question.
Prof II A. Mott when employed by the u S. Govern
analyze the various baking powders of the market
determine which the best and most economical after
an extended investigation reported in favor Of the Royal
and it was adopted for government
Prof Mott has continued his examinations Of baking
powders sold at the present day. and ahms IL his
deliberate Judgment arrived after most thorough research
and careful examination of the principal brands of the
market that Royal undoubtedly the pures and most
reliable baking powder offered the public Prof Mott in
his recent report, says:
-, The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure for
have found many made both for that company
and the u. s. Government.
az viii go still further and state that, because of the
facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly
of tartar and for other dependent upon the
proper proportions of the same and thu method of It's
preparation the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and reliable baking powder offered the
public = DR. HENRY A MOTT, PH.D."
q. s. Cz-aaat
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
SOMETHING WoNpEEFuL.

GOOD morning to you. Mr.. Friend, what
makes you look 50 happy this morning?"
"Oh, | feel like taking off nv fur cap and
giving three cheers for Mrs. DR.. Sweetland,
of the Bridge Street House"
What has she done for your
why. she has been treating my wife for
an ovarian tumor. aud with my own eyes
saw her take off one-third the size in q
single treatment and today being only the
eighth treatment aud have measured my
wife around the waist and abdomen before
she began treating her and today she meas
ures four inches less round the waist and
fourteen inches less around the abdomen.
"Well, was this all that allied your wife?''
Bless you no. that is not half. Why.
she had Brights disease of the kidneys in
the worst stage, two curvItures in the spine,
her leit luns almost completely destroyed
loss Of memory and partially crazed brain.
aEiuliy bard OF hearing and her eyesighl
very much impaired
How Is sne progressing under Mrs. DR..
SweciiaDa's treatment generality
"Ohl most excellent. Sne can hear, see,
aud IL fac. feels Ike a new woman in
every respect, and do you know that
think Mrs. DR.. Sweetlsnd possesses most
wonderful power and her treatment Is 80
pleasant too. / feel like acQnsinting every
one that Ia IA need of heT services with the
facts OF the matter and a. my wifes case /;
iamiiariy knO1n, especially among the
physicians, know Il will benefit her IL il
becomes generally known
With these facts fresh in the mind of 4
reporter Of this journal he called at ths
Bridge Street House and inquired fOi
Mrs. Or. Sreetiand and found Der most
pleasant lady. aud after Introducing herself
was asked I'D stairs to interview Miss May
Schr<der, young lady who was just re-
covering from very severe attack o.
typhoid fever. On being introduced e
Aiss schrsder, asked bow she fel2
oh my. feel ever So much better. "
How long have you been sick7''
Nearly twJ weeks
has Mrs. DR.. Sweetland been treating
you all the time,'
NO sir, have had two ofth best physi-
clans IN tLis city and they dld not seem q
do me any good, 50 about a week ago. was
asked il I dida't want Mrs. DIR. Swsetland
! bad no faith In her treatment bat after
considerable pe rsuading. consented 10 have
her call. aad IN tares Or four days after hel
hrst visit / got up aud went down stair.
and nov am feeling perfectly well Jet am
a IltTie week. but credit Mra DR.. Svsetlsnd
with nav speedy recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
AMONG THE HoRsEMES.

Tbs horse market IS steady. with supply
and demand for nearly all grades about
equal. Chicago H0rse1san.
The board Of review Of the National Trot-
ting Association viii have a regular meet
Ing on Tuesday next. Al New York City.
John H. Laying. Of East saginaw. has
sold % ". II. Moshier. Prairie ca Chen,
Wis. the PAGER, Black Button, for 500.
Isaac Murphy. James Mclaughlin and
Ed1ard Garrison. the three leading jockeys
OF the country. can SHOW property worth
S300.000
Farrell 4 Godfrey. Of Parma. have sold to
g. Fl. Hotinnder. OF fllnt the grey ally
Hattie n, years OLD. by Loci. Napoleon,
dana by Mambrino Giit-
ca Tuesday Of this week the Board oi
Review Of the American Trotting Ass0cia-
ton will meet at the Sherman House, in
Chicago. for tue Dispatch OF business.
Emory Busby. OF Hastings. has purchased
fall brother 70 Burns. Jr.. 2.sJt, Andy
Burns by Burns. 23o. dam Cora by Wash
tenaw Chief by HILLS Black Hawk.
The fine stallion wm Rysdyk. owned By
n W. Ainssorth. Of Spring Lake. is the
sire OF the trotter Billy Rysdyk, 2-27t,
owned ~ J. IL Bergen, OF New Brnnssick,
y. j.
10 - procacle taat senator Hearst, oil
California, viii be prominent on the turf
next year. In addition 10 bis other exten-
siye purchase be has now become the
owner Of bstcA Of promising year
lngs-
Under the provisions OF the Ives pool
bill. ths State Controller OF New York has
received from the various racing associa-
tions a percentages on their gate receipts
amounting 10 over 81 90 tor the past
season. This money j. to distributed
among breeders IN the State In the shape
cf premiums 70 stimulate ths interest in the
Improvement OF stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
BASE naL.L POINTER.

Mccormick has bought saloon IN Fater-
sou. y. j., and says ne will quit the ball
business.
The Chicago. Phiisdelphis. and 81. Louis
clubs we're given a grand parade and re-
csption st the opening OF tue Central Park
ball grounds in san Francisco.
Boo Caruthers. Of Chicago. who has won
bass- bali fame with the 81 Louis team. says
h- vii play wish Cincinnati next season or
not al al. Cincinnati has offered Won der
Abe the Nike Kelly price, $4,000, for
Caruthers' release
President Sodsn. Of Boston. says the
Clause Ia the new contract providing that a
player cannot be reserved st a lower saiary
than he was receiving "a the time be vss
reserved will have a tendency to lower
salaries Of Young players.
Il = probable that the new rule recon-
mendsd az the lesgGe meeting allowing
two extra players 10 Be on the score card
snd - bs put IN play st the wish "a the
Captain viii not be made part Of the rules
iar next year. The chances sre that only
pitchers and caicaers would be thus put on
the card. and that most Of the changes
would be IN the batteries.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

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A1xss = a ffe.s4as 4sasissa.ss-
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aad ClsssiAnGs lats se.seties ~ PosisnEz-
tsf-asasEal. vas ln happg ifsns 81 1sna
ysslsri4y alaFninz. sn.i tas iFntn q fas
naarim rhsl ons . a. a.z bsas 4tisf hearty
meal hsld god Ia hls esss. he esns e1i
of fne HsG1siie1 eale - . a sfns{l1< cs1lls~
nAaes aflsi /. f.fbsae alsdsf bis arm.
FL i8a t1lnx / o1znt - szy anTthinz
aboslt M entry iato PfssidslI Cissslana ;
Csntnsf ks began, 2a3 Sonr0aink. sad
rather msrfiIy / didR lntent 70 see any
ct4g Ia lhiea<o skcsps nay eLisnla IN . tsis-
Yaoas czss ana thsa sHk bae< % Michigan.
foa kno~ lt ~ x1s seem intslieste On "a y
part ~ tax sb1af t1s Postmaster 9eoefst-
skiD = the public. Befsle 5 eeall1 Escei ys
ia tnsrs masl ss = vacancy. yen kgos and
II M LAMAR sans Eoss - tae senate tos
a place aa the beach af TOE c4Vssme to0rt
* ths nitest STATES u wil - sonle lme BE-
fore as Hoilliaaiioa e naaisy Aciss 1po1i %
tAzE sOsiy.
sThs Impression i : gsnefai one that
when you 30 get mao the faa.0islee DepAft-
meat y0u slit tafl snlass lpslos 1oan aiis
Republicans sist haze - -.
aAoH tlef atr ~tttas tt4r PREY nAfa
FAps over the cGu1tfT f20lttlea II, au1 L1ls
4 The hardest knoek ofsii. 4 sm sure
hsvs nsgsr done anythiug 20 indicate thal
1 vas a hand laskmasfer ~ taaf l had .
maala or turning psopia cat ~ ones.
Gov. AlEeF sa4s you have hopes - elect
md a LsgislaLure hat Nil pat = Democrat
ia nitsd 5tstes 1ocator falner's seat.
Yea. I have Just been reailnx tas inter
view With hiA Ia tas ff.5ase. fhe GoFeF-
nor Is very pleasant geaiisman- hs
wants 70 BE- Nic. President Oh the Jnitee
states on ne Republican ticket. and / tainA
% party s10ald give nlm tie noniAstion
Cor Alzel = 0Ds o4 thbss ulea taaL Ns4ill
IMPROVES. snd be is = very popuiar man
"hs says tAe frohiDironlsis would no
be sai lsliea if .he kspnDAcaa party declared
f0f absolute pr0hiolEion
We'll. that's tie tfoveDor' paftizanship
he feels very deeply on this subiect. To.
Prohl bil.0uisss ase something "a a power n
Michikan. bal whether they vii iDlure th'
Espnhlcaas enough 10 let Is get LDiles
States senator l AN not prepared - say lus
nov but We cant tell What may happsI
between nov and next Fall.
''Of course your department does not takl
Any cognizanee of The tarit. bgt you--.
Yes bua I haven't got any depsrtmsn
yet, and 80 taxes aud Tbs Surplus haven
bothered ne mucn. bat l am very glad u
have msty0u-'
Mr.. Dickinson returned home YESTERDAY
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Which is the aitration at Smiths Opera
House the coming week, is considered to be
one of the greatest OF vaudeville entertain
ments, each and every act is positive
feature. The following world famous stars
comprise the company: Charles Morrsll,
prince OF all banjo players, assisted by the
buro Sam. the cham Dionof al Japanese foot
balancers and jaggisrs Americas premier
character sketch artists. Mr. anx Mrs. Han
ley, IN their copyrighted sketch entitled, "a
Sour Mash" introducing their dramatic
dog "Lion." Fred Gardner and Jessie BeI-
nard, the finest Ok German sketch artists.
Emma MoultoB. the champion of lady club
swingers. The performances 20 concluce
with the laughshls comedy. "All in q Fog.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The Rev. Charles Iluhrer will begin q
course Of SIX SunJsy evening lectures on
Genesis in the Uniyefsalist Church. he
has divided the subject as follows. Dec. Is:
The Book: rs Origin aud History" Dec
-. The song OF the Worlds Creation.
Jan. l. .Primeyal Man. his Legends and
Deeihng Place" Jan. :. Cain aud Able
or the Conflicts Of Civilization" Jan. IS
"How Old We're the Pstriaschsy' Jan. p.
The Tradition of the Deiuge." Jan. %
'Emanue. SEsdenborz: His Personal In.
fiuencs Upon Religious Thought" All
and particularly strangers. are cordially ia.
vited 70 attend these lectures Mr.. Fluhfel
will ia these lectures Elm TO give rstiona
interpretation of the subjects treated IN ths
book. snd T. show the light which modern
science snd scholarship throw upon "a,
ancient record.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Special election.


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Cits rifrk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The Washington correspondent Of the
Detroit Free Fress is responsible for the fol
loving
Among the arrivals vas Congressman
John Patton. Of Pennsylvania, EhO returns
70 Congress sffsr an absence Of twenty 81 K
years He bss large financial interests in
Michigan, aoa DIS son. john Patton, Jr.. i
= leading tsrand Rapids cisizsn. The senior
Patton suggests oar own Henry Chamber
lain. and - very szreesbls Old gentlemsa,
although triis oosolste on Aich zen sol.
iiics. he inquired Of the c0rrespon tsnt
concerning Bradley +. 6irsager The Nssh-
tenaw Jestice Of the Peace VINO sst In Con
zress twenty 6vs years ago. and vino still
Ives lresh h PalLnn-s memorl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

John Gsribaldi. a howlin. coyote from
the back woods, swooped down on the Val
ley City Friday night and proceeded % dye
the town vivid crimson hue. About $50
YESTERDAY morning be was coming down
Monroe st.-in fact he was bringing the
street siong with him-wpen he coltidsd
With the colossal form Of Ra;roiman Webb.
GaribSldi. who is a s~arthy son of the vine
csd Italy, objected 90 his freedom being in
sertered with saying. No man IN
Grand Rapids can take me Webb. moth
ing dau1iet. sailed ia aud soon overcams
The hurls Italian. rs Was loaded into the
palrol wagon 4nd taken % Headquarters
where he made "a Interesting for TIE officers
there. he came az ia Police Courf Jester
Tag morning wearing toriorn and dslecied
expression. lie vii labor iOr The next
twelve days on the sto0s pie over a. the
aai4
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

rhe following LIST 81 asmes mas been
drawn foe iarrors g. serve a. the pecsmber
term Of tas Superior Coarts Jscobus De
Jsuw. Elbefs Caikirs, ard Eeouani Cole.
Firet Wtri = G. Davidson Carl r. Tracy.
and G. h. Morgan. SsCon3 " srd- Eiliot )
Charles prsnxe. Fourth W.. isaac
Ienan. Tbemss LTon s8t Gerriti U'oags.
Finn Nsrt fchn Hemciiov Caasies Riake-
,ies ard Richard Aci7aun. Sxsh ~ Warl.
william n Waker. Thomss 0Ffsr@n ami
David Araost Seventh Nsr'f. Ihorsfas
ershsm. john Groth sal fred Whee.er
Elxnth Wari.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

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l4lksi Asa 81 Las PURCHASERS - Ia.
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lea Mrs.. ). Wool paid y i0r tso ezas ot
Tea. 4a8 "a 9fse1iax tound set 81 x<aulns
sslitzifs dlz4aoad eaEdEops. soit1 gold sat
tags. Ma k.chessdofsf, Pop4l2F khos
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mosa riBg ID bis can. Aiss jalia Eosen-
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kind- ,. heraes. farnllars caves, found 4
l4ay slid gold. hun ins eals. ial8-3 selsa
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pad 81 AIRS. T. y. Asaea, 81 t1al.ss -,
paid 81 lor oaa of tes aad xs4Ains dia-
uaoad rlas. 81. J Nils. conductor, found
ssu4lae dizail nd ruby sad saypElre lace
pa IA can 0i tea. ". RzASlsy c0niec-
tionsf. - Cansl-sL. found 4 gelgiae di4-
nond Fiag IA his eau. AIRS. Geo. Morgan.
"a Iau4l-st., g0t one OF The s&uie kiod n
her can OF tea. c. Miller. EiIl han1, found
genuine solitaire dizmoad stud ia tea
l.. Wiatermilz. yeast manui1c nfeE, loc
kent-st-. got genuine diamond ring IA bis
can.
James s Thompson, furniture maker,
purchased ak cans 0t lea OF the Globe lea
Company, No. - Canal-st., i0r ~hieh ne
p4ic - and got = genuine solitaire diamond
ring, solid gold setting, Mrs. sarah Brown
dFessA4ker, purchased tea and got a solid
gold ehstel4lne, stem 0iuder and set. watch,
5. A. Smith. brakeman, also purchased iea
aud got a genuine solitaire diamond shifi
stud set IN solo guid; Miss Katie Ryan,
sales lady, bought tea and gOt senuins
diamond ruby aud sapphire ring, solid gold
setting.
This company justly claims that that they
have as good right 70 sell cans OF tea aud
colfse containing those beautiful and vElua-
ole articles as taeir competitors have 10 SCI
tea and chromOs and crockery ware. Or
degs by mail promptly forwarded 10 81
parts of the United States. Terms, Single
ean y, 5 f3r s., Is for $40, q for 80. Parties
| getuns up a club order Of SO or so alwayl
| get a valuable article. Address Globe Tes
Company, No 4s Canal-st.. Grand Rapids
Aicn. Open evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
THx Only CnAxoK

Never bsfose ia the past history of Grand
Rapsis have the people rieh and poor had
the chs3ee - taks thsir choice. - any
price thsy choose % oder from, 20 fne sad
Crru plete siSfea< as tsst row bxiag offered
a No. - Aaaesl - 10 the hi9hest d8ei
without reserve OF Hmit b. John p n r.
ns4n. who hss beea 1n the isws.TT busausss
for tae sst ton years at 10. I5a Monroe-st
AaV II oar readers vho risn 20 bay Ghriss-
mas preseEfs rsg caesP shord call and
COX he stock ever before il Is depleted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
NO MESSAGE TILL TUESDAY.
The President VIII Give the Houses limo
90 OrSanlxa ON TueadaN-

The President VIII Give the Houses limo
10 orEanize on Tuesday.
WasHISsroS, Dec. 3.-Both Houses OF
Congress will be called to order al noon
next Monday. Several hours time will be
spent IN organizing the House. And so it
has been arranged not 10 send President
C!eveland's annual message TO Congress
aatil Tuesday. The Secretary ofthe Treas
ury has completed his report and was en-
gaSed today al bis home in arranging the
topics in order. The Secretary of War has
been closeted at his home since his return
engaged on his report, aud Chief Clerk
Tseedal has been assisting him good deal
OF the time. The finishing touches are be-
ing made 10 the report and it will prob
ably be made public Monday morning.
Secretary Whitney has been able to give
but few days work to his report and,
although IL will not be long one, It will
be several days before it Is completed lie
may, however. decide to make public his
principal recommendations bcfors the re-
port IS in printed form.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

TIE Secretary OF the kent Scieua a6c fnstk
tote inforIns . reporter a. tie TEsEaszs
Hxasl.s that the society has enough speci-
mems. geological. orrst iFllozissl. sniHsAls.
eFc. q hll : sGiiding a. lafze ~ The high
school baiding. vita proper 8isolsy These
ralnshie xoeci a1ens are stored away In,
boxes and n easements. and ars practical "
81 no ase. The society hari0x h1t srnail
roofa 70 ske HixA School bgIiiiins The
socissy would b vsrY Cad 10 put these lao
4 museum we're there one. Tbs iS =
suientlid ahance for some p1olic spiritei
eess,sn a. ersct ouii6ine - e axsi as 4
nuseufa. TIE pre5ecf 1nce stsrfzf wossid
uiSh0nt douot recsfve announcement fran
= zress many Who Dad sog as yss tho1xnt
sf Ehe pan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
GEO. A. HALL & co.,
56 M0nrOe-st.
We want 10 tell you what we have in
BOOB $

And what we are selling them for, and there
is no good reason why family OF moder-
ate income should not possess them. For
instance. we can sell you very good set OF
Dickens complete works. 10 vols, for $3.50,
a better one for $3.50. and still very much
better. in half calf, for SIS.
George Eliot, in vols, for $5 better
for $3.50 in vols. and still better. in half
calf. for $3.50.
$3.50 will buy an excellent set OF Thack-
arav.
MacsuIay's History of England, = vols,
slOO.
Mscaulny's Essays. $l.50.
Chambers Fncyclopedia. OF Universal
knowledge for IS.
$3.50 will buy sn excellent set of Schil-
ler
s. will buy set Of Gibbons Roman EN-
pire. in vols.
$3.50 win bny Irving's complete works.
authorized edition. and So will buy very
good set, without the Life OF Washing
ton.
Abbott's complete works, IL vols, for
boys, 81 $l0.50.
Famous American Indians, by Eggleston.
vols, for $3.50.
Greenes History of English People.
vols. morocco, for 81.
American Orations. vols, 1878.
British Orations, 3 vols, s3.75.
Jules Verne's complete WORKS, ID vols,
$500.
SCOTS Poems. inc vols. limp calf, in
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SCOTS works in II vols., $50.
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Charlotte Bronte's complete works, s
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Elsie Books. by Maria Finley u vols,
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Miss Alcotts works. vols, for $500.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, vols,
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Shskspeares works, vols. H.. S..
Shakspearcs works, 1 VOL. enb. calf, for
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Shakespeare, II vols, limp Russia, in
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Knights edition Shakespeare, vols,
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Bryant's Poetry and Song, that should be
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LNlYLksALlsr FAIR.
The ladies of thea niversalist Society will
bold a fsir in the Royal Arcanum Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday. afternoon and
evening, December and Z. There will
be:
A Fancy Work Department.
a Stall for Useful Articles.
A Candy Kitchen.
An Art Gallery.
\ New England Supper each evening,
besides refreshments Admission, 10 cents.
All donated articles should be brought to
the hall BY tuesday morning.
Dolls aud toys at Richardson's Bazaar